When I accelerate fast off the line I get a loud bang from the rear. Smooth acceleration, no problem. I suspect maybe the torque is winding up the axle so it strikes the frame. Am I on the right track? And is there a solutuion?
Check the rear diff mounts and the rear sub frame mounts for wear if they are mounted on rubber bushes they may be perrished or split.
let me know if this helps
cheers mike
SOURCE: Right rear window is off the tracks. How do I remove the panel?
if the window is off track the regulator is probably bad. to remove the door panel should be a couple of screws by the inside pull handle and possibly one by the door handle itself also check the bottom of the door for any then just pull it off and lift up to clear latches and remove plastic film to get to inside of the door
SOURCE: right rear axle seal leaks
If only your axle seals are leaking then just remove one axel at a time. Take it to an automotive machine shop where they will press of the old seals bearings and reatainer and press on a new seal barring and reatainer all greased up and ready to slide back into place. No need to replace the whole axle for a leaky seal. Once this is done with both sides ( assuming both sides are leaking) refil the differential so the oil just starts to ooze out of the fill hole and replace the cap. Presto you are good to go. Also an important note. Make sure sure rear breaks are not soaked in 90W oil. This will impede your breaking ability and cause a dangerous situation. If the break pads are soaked they will most likely need to be replaced.
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69 Chevy Pickup, Big Block Auto.
Apparently this is a stumper. Any thoughts? Throw me a bone!
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